Mechaneer Resta's Grand Adventure

I was gifted this game and decided to give it a fair chance. This game has cute graphics, serviceable gameplay, and funny characters. However, I cannot recommend it as it is extremely light on content and the price is way too steep when actual Megaman games or more content-heavy Megaman clones are cheaper. Even the first Megaman game on NES had more stages than this game, which only has a short tutorial level, 4 boss stages, and 1 final stage. It can be beaten in about 2 hours and despite it's short length, one boss was blatantly recycled. There are a lot of little annoyances about this game as well, such as charge shots pushing you back, or the fact that you cannot swap special weapons on the fly and have to change them between levels. Translation is poorly done in some areas, with text glitching or overlapping several times. If you are wondering about the NSFW content, I played without the patch so I have no idea what the scenes would contain as I solely played it as a Megaman clone. However, I can say the censorship is exceptionally poor in this game as it just cuts to black or shows blank boxes of dialogue rather than replacing them with something. It is super jarring. TL;D…

I DO NOT SUGGEST YOU GET THIS GAME. The gameplay is rather subpar but functional. If you are a megaman fan this game will feel rather child like in its difficulty but... specifically for the bosses. You can still lose but mainly due to the fact they do heavy amount of dmg when you actually do get hit. I have been two shot at full health. When fighting the red Octoboss for the first time... that was before I got an upgrade. At which point I got hit 3 times and lost. So far the thing really annoys me is the control scheme on the key board and the fact you don't keep the healing items you get from the stage when you get to the boss battles. [correction] The game fluctuates on when you keep your healing items. I have had it happen for one or 2 boss where my healing items just... don't come with me as if the character eats the candy during the loading screen. other times she keeps them and I am still trying to understand why. Because of that I failed a boss fight multiple times because i had no healing items even though I should have had some left over by the end of the stage. Some of the audio files messed up during the stage where you have to use a flash light. Enemy death sounds, …

Its made cheap, fast, and cranked out the pipeline with little regard for Quality. It's what you've come to expect from Kagura games. When your popping out games every other week.. or day, I guess that should raise some Red Flags. Hell, Troma films has more quality control than these developers. and Troma virtually has none.

pretty good - but the game itself has issue about something always crash often. [ CG artwork are good.] and this game also have an anime edition. [ I recommend watch anime better. ]

Game will crash every so often with an almost guaranteed crash at the final stage when you reach the boss.

Fun if you have a controller. The arts good, but I'm lost on how to unlock all the H-scenes, I guess I would have to look it up, but I'm just done with this game. The h-scenes are "animated" more just unjulating stills. Overall this game would balance out to a about a 3. Art: 4.5 Gameplay: 3.5 (with a controller, 1 with a keyboard and mouse) story: 2 H-scenes: 2